cheese is just spoiled milk basically theres no way it wasnt independently discovered. some say earliest examples are in poland, china, really just all over the place
im gonna go out on a limb here, but given the degree to which lactose is tolerated in germanic regions, i'd say europe has had a hold of milk for 10k+ years. i know evidence shows that southwest asia had goats first, but the genetic evidence implies european ancestors were exposed to milk for quite some time, which implies some rudimentary form of cheese making as a byproduct
but the genetic evidence implies european ancestors were exposed to milk for quite some time, which implies some rudimentary form of cheese making as a byproduct
It's exactly the opposite. Cheesemaking bypasses the lactose because lactose is water soluble. Even moreso if aged cheese.
Yamnaya (basically the "Aryans" that are worshipped so much) had a 0% frequency of the lactose tolerance gene, despite being buried with loads of cattle: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-l1YmSXd7yQA/VhlDdgADsfI/AAAAAAAAAx0/081XEAvT0PQ/s1600/pigmentation%2BMathieson.jpg
Keep in mind that these Yamnaya Aryans were half Middle Eastern by DNA.
but given the degree to which lactose is tolerated in germanic regions
Also irrelevant, lactose is tolerated just as much or moreso in Gulf Arabs, Northwest India, and Sahelian Africa.
cheese was invented somewhere between Europe and the Middle East, though China does have limited cheese-making culture that dates back thousands of years it's not as old as what's been found in Europe and Egypt and elsewhere
so no potatoes, rice, or tomatoes, most beans are off the table, he has a very limited spice selection, he also can't smoke...
You're assuming his mind has any consistency in it
Pudding has a consistency.
Also corn, anything from cows or chickens, distilled alcohol, coffee, tea, any sort of pepper, bread...
this fella only eats cheese
Cheese and rye bread only diet.
Never take a shit ever again.
Cheese is MENA/maybe Indian
Bread is also MENA
turnips and wild fish only. And wisent I guess
cheese was invented in china
cheese is just spoiled milk basically theres no way it wasnt independently discovered. some say earliest examples are in poland, china, really just all over the place
cows were only domesticated in the Mideast and India.
Dairy is non-european.
Cows aren't the only mammal that lactate bruh
goats and sheep were also domesticated in the mideast
but sure I guess we can pretend that some paleoeuropean milked a wooly rhino or something once
im gonna go out on a limb here, but given the degree to which lactose is tolerated in germanic regions, i'd say europe has had a hold of milk for 10k+ years. i know evidence shows that southwest asia had goats first, but the genetic evidence implies european ancestors were exposed to milk for quite some time, which implies some rudimentary form of cheese making as a byproduct
aight im done nerding
It's exactly the opposite. Cheesemaking bypasses the lactose because lactose is water soluble. Even moreso if aged cheese.
Yamnaya (basically the "Aryans" that are worshipped so much) had a 0% frequency of the lactose tolerance gene, despite being buried with loads of cattle: https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-l1YmSXd7yQA/VhlDdgADsfI/AAAAAAAAAx0/081XEAvT0PQ/s1600/pigmentation%2BMathieson.jpg
Keep in mind that these Yamnaya Aryans were half Middle Eastern by DNA.
Also irrelevant, lactose is tolerated just as much or moreso in Gulf Arabs, Northwest India, and Sahelian Africa.
neat. is it really? i thought the population in northern europe was 80-90%, whereas those areas were around 40-50%
cheese was invented somewhere between Europe and the Middle East, though China does have limited cheese-making culture that dates back thousands of years it's not as old as what's been found in Europe and Egypt and elsewhere
https://www.nature.com/articles/nature11698
"It's boiled turnip and rabbit stew again!"